The Rudolfinum is a neo-Renaissance palace on the Vltava embankment, completed in 1885. Its main hall, Dvořákova síň, seats over 1,200 and is renowned for its acoustics. The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra is based here and uses the hall as its principal concert venue.
Czech Philharmonic concert with renowned soloists performing in the historic Rudolfinum hall.
The Czech Philharmonic performs Adams, Gomyo, and Mussorgsky. Violinist Karen Gomyo explores the hidden layers of the score in a programme spanning from Frenzy through a solo concerto to Pictures at an Exhibition.
A classical concert featuring renowned conductors and the Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra performing works by Dvořák.
The Czech Philharmonic opens its 131st season with Shostakovich's First Violin Concerto and Dvořák's Seventh Symphony, conducted by Semyon Bychkov.
Haydn's late masterpiece "The Creation" performed by Václav Luks and one of the world's most renowned period-instrument ensembles at the Prague Spring Festival.